Monthly Archives May 31, 2017

The Art Newspaper - The Centre Pompidou’s Jeff Koons retrospective in 2014-15 was the most attended exhibition of a living artist in the museum’s history, bringing in 650,045 visitors, which could have resulted...

The Art Newspaper- This year's top prize went to surprise winner The Square, a Swedish film about the sometimes bonkers art world and how we can best help others.Cannes has seen dozens of film premieres and pa...

BBC - This year's top prize went to surprise winner The Square, a Swedish film about the sometimes bonkers art world and how we can best help others. Cannes has seen dozens of film premieres and parties, and re...

Hyperallergic -In what could be a significant test of President Trump's relationship with a religious minority he antagonized on the campaign trial, WNYC has learned the U.S. Justice Department is investigating...

Hyperalergic - In the opening of Ko Nakajima’s film “Mt. Fuji” (1984), you feel like you’re inside a Mt. Fuji–themed Rubik’s cube. Images of Japan’s highest mountain in different seasons and at different times ...

DW - The polemical filmmaker Michael Moore is preparing a surprise documentary on the US president, called "Fahrenheit 11/9." He says that Donald Trump should be worried about what it will reveal. - read more ...

The Art Newspaper - The Tehran-based artist Atena Farghadani, who was sentenced to 12 years and nine months in prison for her satirical cartoons depicting members of the Iranian government as monkeys and goats,...

Antiques - In April 1914 the Modernist Studios in New York City held an “Exposition of Bad Taste.” Wallpaper patterns that had been popular in the 1880s served as the backdrop for a crowded display comprising “...